Osun architects mark 30 years, honour seven members

The Nigerian Institute of Architects (NIA), Osun State Chapter, has marked 30 years of professional service with a three-day anniversary forum in Osogbo, featuring discussions on climate-resilient design, sustainable development and the future of Nigeria’s built environment. The anniversary, held

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